For years, issuers and investors alike have been trying to find unique ways to slice and dice the commodity market to find the best returns. Some prefer to buy into depressed assets, while others have employed strategies that focus in on a specific segment of the broad space. But for every methodology out there, the volatility of the commodity world will, at some point, throw a wrench into even the best laid plans. It is not unusual to see some of these assets move by 3% or 4% in a single trading session, a double-edged sword for traders [for more commodity news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter ]. See the full story here → Related Posts: Sandy May Delay Key Jobs Report Commodities To Watch in Sandy’s Wake How Much Money Your Favorite Commodity ETFs Make 5 Lessons From the Inside Commodities Conference Five Essential ETF Resources for Commodity Investors